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'Played a little too cautious': Austin Lemieux assesses PGA Tour debut

Austin Lemieux made his PGA Tour debut Thursday at the Butterfield Bermuda Classic after making it through the Monday qualifier. After his round, the son of hockey great Mario Lemieux spoke about how he felt, the nerves on the first tee, the support from his parents and more.

Former World No. 1 Jon Rahm to cut ties with LIV Golf

Jon Rahm’s time with LIV Golf is ending, his lawyer confirmed on Tuesday. A two-time major winner, Rahm was LIV’s highest-profile recruit. Joining in December of 2023, Rahm signed a deal worth a reported $300 million with the Saudi-backed breakaway league. TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks has more.

Mercedes Benz Road to Augusta: Corey Conners

Corey Conners has been the most consistent Canadian at The Masters over the last six years, logging four top 10 finishes and feeling the heat of being in the hunt on Sunday. This year, he'd like to finish strong and take that late Sunday afternoon stretch into Butler Cabin.

Mercedes Benz Road to Augusta: Rory McIlroy

It took Rory McIlroy a long time to finally earn a green jacket, but now that he has one, why not try for two? In addition to last year's victory, the Northern Irishman has seven other top 10 finishes at The Masters, but he has also missed the cut in two of his last five appearances. McIlroy will try and join an even more select club - back-to-back Masters champions.

Mercedes Benz Road to Augusta: Justin Rose

At 45 years old, Justin Rose isn't showing any signs of slowing down. With wins in three of the last four seasons, the PGA Tour veteran is proving to be that player who debuted as a 17-year-old amateur at the 1998 PGA Championship. Rose's record at Augusta is impressive, but it's those two playoff losses that haunt him. Could this finally be the year that he slips into his own green jacket?

Mercedes Benz Road to Augusta: Nick Taylor

Nick Taylor's putt to win the RBC Canadian Open is one of the iconic sports moments in Canadian history and it also placed him at the top of this generation of Canadians. What's missing from Taylor's resume is his majors performance. Taylor will be making his 12th straight major start at Augusta, will we finally see him make some noise on the weekend?

Mercedes Benz Road to Augusta: Tommy Fleetwood

Third-ranked player in the world, Tommy Fleetwood, is always in the conversation despite having just a single PGA Tour win last year. His Ryder Cup record proves he's a big game player, and his consistency throughout his bag makes him a danger at every major. With a handful of close calls, can Fleetwood make his major dreams come true at Augusta?

Mercedes Benz Road to Augusta: Brooks Koepka

It's been feast or famine for Brooks Koepka at The Masters. In the last seven years, he's had three top 10s, including a pair of runner-up finishes, while also missing the cut three times. Now, the first marquee player to rejoin the PGA Tour after a stint with LIV is hoping to recapture the good stuff that almost had him slipping on a green jacket in the past.

Mercedes Benz Road to Augusta: Cameron Young

Only Tiger Woods, Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy have won The Players and The Masters in the same year. That history is what faces the quietest of PGA Tour stars in Cameron Young. With history a possibility, can Young finally assert himself on the major stage?

Lee Elder never won at Augusta National, but it's safe to say he's still a champion

Before Cameron Champ, Harold Varner III and Tiger Woods, there was Lee Elder. Against the odds, Elder earned his PGA Tour card in 1968 and won his first PGA Tour event in 1974 at the Monsanto Open, earning an invite to Augusta National, becoming the first Black golfer to play in The Masters. Jermain Franklin has more as TSN celebrates Black History Month.

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